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Module import in Python 2.x.x

I want to use my previous program as a module. But when I import that program, program runs automatically. I do not want to run program. I just want to import that program in to my new program as a ...
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Importing modules from different directories

I have a problem importing a module: It is under this directory ./dao and the code that calls it is here ./core. Schematically represented as: rnaspace/ __init__.py core/ __init__.py logger....
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What __future__ features should I import in Python v2.6.2?

I am starting to learn Python, but I'm forced to use a v2.6.2 interpreter. I want to get as close as possible to Python 3, e.g, using the new print function, "true" division, etc. from __future__ ...
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Python : Getting a handle to imported modules

I have written an application that gives the user an option to specify a particular network scanning tool (say nmap,xprobe,p0f) and then scans a given subnet with that tool (I do not re-implement the ...
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